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Tick season is off to a bad start.
postedWhat’s making news around the country is also affecting us right here in Dane County, Wisconsin: Tick season is off to a bad start. Learn how to protect yourself and your pets, and what to do if you're bitten by a tick.
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Navigating the Journey from Pregnancy to Parenthood
postedBecoming a parent can be both exciting and overwhelming. Nurse-Family Partnership offers free support for eligible families.
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“Wear Orange Day” Event Unites Community in Fight Against Gun Violence
postedWear Orange Day returns to call for an end to gun violence on Saturday, June 6.
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New Pilot Study Expands Beach Monitoring Efforts in Dane County
postedThis summer, Public Health Madison & Dane County and Clean Lakes Alliance are teaming up on a new pilot study to better understand what causes E.coli levels to increase across the Yahara chain of lakes.
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New Community Measles Exposure Alert at Madison Hotel
postedPublic Health Madison & Dane County is investigating a new measles exposure in Dane County, not related to the recent confirmed case of measles reported last week.